Graham Gibbs' reflective cycle
The reflective cycle is a process that guides reflective practice through the following steps:
- Describe what happened without judgment or analysis.
- Define how you felt, what you were thinking, and how you feel now, but without judgment.
- Evaluate everything that happened, the good and the bad.
- Analyse the situation to make sense of everything that occurred.
- Draw conclusions based on the information you gathered so far.
- Figure out what you will do differently next time.
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